A two-day clown workshop led by Angela Hopkins, founder and artistic director of hopkins/workshop for clown research. Working with the red nose as a tool for creativity, participants explore how the clown meets the world with curiosity and without preconceived ideas.
The sessions focus on attunement to your partner and audience, and on the images, stories and characters that emerge in improvised scenes. Theatre techniques and exercises look at body language, emotional expression, and the social dynamics between two people on stage. Hopkins trained with NosetoNose in London, and the workshop is a light, playful invitation to have fun, let go and loosen up.
